In this secret battle over the control of ETFs and BTC, retail investors and institutions walked towards each other, passed each other, and said good night to each other.
JinseFinanceGlobal crypto investment products: $500M outflows, Bitcoin drops 12% post-SEC ETF approval. GBTC faces substantial outflows; spot BTC ETFs see $1.8B inflows. Evolving market dynamics.
EdmundBlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) reaches a remarkable $2 billion AUM within ten days, indicating a robust investor trust and a significant shift in the cryptocurrency investment landscape.
AlexTesla holds steady with 9,720 Bitcoin in Q4 2023, marking six consecutive quarters without transactions. Despite stock declines, positive vehicle sales news. Tesla's Bitcoin journey underscores commitment amid market fluctuations.
Xu LinNine Bitcoin ETF issuers, accumulating over 95,000 BTC valued at $4 billion, outpace Grayscale's holdings. Top players include iShares and Fidelity, reflecting a shift in investor sentiment towards Bitcoin ETFs. Diverse issuers contribute to a total AUM of $4 billion, contrasting with GBTC's $2.8 billion outflow.
BerniceKevin O'Leary, Shark Tank investor, rejects spot Bitcoin ETFs, citing unnecessary fees. Acknowledges SEC approval's positive impact on institutions but doubts all 11 ETFs' survival, favoring major players.
Xu LinTether accumulates Bitcoin, now holding $3 billion worth, potentially among top 10 BTC holders. Increased holdings speculated from Bitfinex and reinvestment of profits. Bitcoin's ETF anticipation boosts price amid institutional interest. Major financial players enter crypto realm.
EdmundMdm Ho Ching wrote in a Facebook post that the write down of Temasek's full investment in cryptocurrency firm FTX is an "egg on the face"
TodayonlineWith the bear market coming into full bloom, Ethereum whales are stacking up their holdings. However, there has been some ...
BitcoinistAs of March 31, MicroStrategy held a total of 129,218 BTC, which the firm reported had a carrying value of roughly $2.9 billion.
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